Notícias e Atualizações de Meiri

Notes From The Cutting Edge: Israeli Researcher Dedi Meiri On Cannabis, Alzheimer’s And Dementia

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover how older adults are d...

Jun 18, 2020 • Forbes

Gorgeous Lamps by Nir Meiri are Made from Grains of Desert Sand

Like a hardened sand castle, the sand shades are smooth to the mould they were cast in. Meiri simply...

Oct 28, 2011 • Inhabitat

Rachel L Meiri

The only thing harder than being a teenager is becoming a mother. I would not have survived either s...

Sep 14, 2023 • Psychology Today

Nir Meiri’s Marine Light is Made from Dried Seaweed

The Marine Light, which stands 40 cm tall and 33 cm wide, features a unique translucent lampshade th...

May 10, 2013 • Inhabitat

Nir Meiri makes sustainable lamps from mushroom mycelium

London-based designer Nir Meiri has created a series of table lamps using mushroom mycelium, as an a...

Jan 07, 2019 • Dezeen

Eleições 2024: Meiri Catelani, do PODE, é eleita prefeita de Bady Bassitt no 1º turno

Meiri Catelani, do PODE, foi eleita neste domingo (6) prefeita de Bady Bassitt (SP) para os próximo...

Oct 06, 2024 • globo

Goni Ketain Meiri

Are you a young mom feeling overwhelmed by the mental load? You may be carrying everything for every...

Apr 29, 2026 • Psychology Today

Pentingnya Kedekatan dengan Orangtua untuk Mencegah Kekerasan pada Anak

Psikolog Meiri Dias Tuti menekankan pentingnya komunikasi harian orangtua dan anak untuk mendeteksi ...

Jul 23, 2026 • Media Indonesia

Nir Meiri turns cabbage leaves into paper-like lampshades

London-based studio Nir Meiri has teamed up with Indian designer Vaidehi Thakkar to create a series ...

Dec 03, 2019 • Dezeen

Nir Meiri

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Feb 05, 2017 • MutualArt.com

The Garden Library for Refugees and Migrant Workers / Yoav Meiri Architects

Text description provided by the architects. The Garden Library for Refugees and Migrant Workers was...

Feb 19, 2011 • ArchDaily